Armed and Lanced

Armed

Armed adjective - Having arms or arms as specified; used especially in combination.
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Synonyms for Armed

Lanced and armed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lanced" instead a noun "Armed".

Nearby Words: army, arming

Lanced

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Armed and lanced are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Armed" instead a noun "Lanced".

Nearby Words: lance, lancing

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  • Lawyer-Friendly Cameo The Roger Rabbit short story "Stay Tooned Folks" features such toons as Sir Lanced Alot (an Arthurian knight with a bowl haircut), Poopdeck the Pirate (a bulging-armed, spinach eating sailor) and (in a sort of double-whammy) Dr Ignatz Cats, Head Shrinker to the Muckety Mucks.
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